Isaac let out a Laugh in amusement. Camila's father didn't love her at all, but that did not stop her from feeling compassion for other people.

“You know, you should feel sorry for yourself first," Isaac muttered.

“You're so mean," Camila grunted.

I've never been mean to you, though," Isaac replied.

Camila gave him a quick glance before pointing to the night sky. "The stars are beautiful tonight."

Isaac looked up and reached out to put his arm around her shoulders. She did not try to avoid it, but she clenched her hands into fists. From afar, they resembled a loving couple gazing at the stars. However, what happened the next day effectively put an end to this temporary state of contentment.

Camila had left for work that morning without her notebook and had to come back for it.

After retrieving her notebook, she went downstairs and passed by the study on the first floor.

The lights were on in it.

There were also people talking inside.

She unconsciously walked over.

Through the crack in the door, she caught a glimpse of Wynter.

“Debora was the one behind your wife's kidnapping, not Marlowe." Wynter proceeded to elaborate, “My men managed to apprehend the two kidnappers. According to them, it was Debora who asked them to abduct Miss Haynes."

Camila's eyes widened.

Was it true that it was not Marlowe who paid those people to abduct her?

When Marlowe showed up at that time, Camila immediately thought it was her doing.

She was wrong, as it seemed. It was actually Debora's fault.

It was unexpected, but not at the same time.

After all, Debora detested her even more than Marlowe did.

Camila was particularly curious as to what Isaac would do in light of his newfound knowledge that Debora intended to kidnap her.

"I see. Don't tell Camila about this," Isaac instructed after a long time of silence.

“Miss Haynes might still be under the impression that Marlowe was behind the attempted kidnapping. Maybe we should let her keep thinking that way. Miss Griffith had carried your child once, after all. She has lost the baby, yes, but you ought to be lenient with her."

If what Camila had learned earlier had surprised her, this news was downright devastating for her.

Did it mean that Debora did not fake her pregnancy?

Was she really pregnant with Isaac's child?